Fungi Friday || Mushrooms Growing in Bamboo Tree Burning Sites || August 19, 2022

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Hello all friends, how are you on this very happy Friday. Hopefully today we are still in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.


For Mushrooms this Friday and this is my contribution #FungiFriday hosted by ewkaw@ewkaw


The weather in my area is raining today and last night it rained so heavily that in all places it was in language. When every place is wet, of course, in the future, mushrooms will grow in that place, such as on soil that has high humidity or on weathered trees that are wet. For today I want to show you some pictures of mushrooms that I have prepared in the past few weeks. Because in the past few days I have not looked for mushrooms in the forest because it is in a state of drought. But still very grateful I still have stock of mushrooms that I keep on my Smartphone.

This mushroom that I want to show I took a picture about a month ago, but I keep it safe on my Smartphone and on this Friday I want to show it to all my friends. At that time I went with my friend in a place that we consider to be a small forest in our area, and there I saw bushes and there were also traces of pieces of bamboo roots that had been partially burned. So I found this mushroom in someone else's garden and at that time we went specifically to look for pictures of beautiful mushrooms.

When I saw this mushroom I was immediately attracted and captivated by its beauty because the motif of this mushroom I can say is very good which has art in the umbrella part of this mushroom. On the stem of this mushroom is also of medium size and height is about 6 cm. There are also pictures of other mushrooms that I found there are yellow ones and also white ones. Among the yellow and white mushrooms they stick to wood because this type of fungus does not have a stem but they can stick firmly to damp wood. All right, friends, let's see below some pictures of mushrooms that I have prepared.


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this is what the mushroom looks like above, which I say is a mushroom. I'm very interested in seeing it, this mushroom grows in the place where the bamboo has been burned. This mushroom is yellow which looks very bright and we can see as in the picture above they grow very fertile.


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Here, too, are the scars from where the bamboo roots were burned and the grass has grown very green and this fungus is also competing to be able to grow in the grass environment.


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Here are 3 pictures of white mushrooms, I also don't know if these white mushrooms will grow up to be like the ones above. But I also found this white fungus in places where there were burn marks from bamboo sticks in that location.


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One picture of a yellow mushroom sticking firmly to the wood, I have often found this mushroom before, and models like this mushroom are certainly very easy to find in our area.


Alright friends, maybe that's all I can show on this occasion, hopefully with some pictures of these mushrooms, friends can be entertained. Thank you to all the community and also to all the members who have joined.

Thank you and see you next Friday



PhotographyMushroom
Camera UsedCanon
Model600 D
Photographermnurhiver@mnurhiver
LocationAceh, Indonesia
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